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Bad Third-Grade Behavior Could be a Preview of Educational Failure

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According to Nautilus, new research suggests that children's behavioral control in third grade may forecast their academic future. Kids who demonstrate discipline—staying composed through the school day, following expectations—show predictive markers for educational success. The finding underscores an often-overlooked link: behavioral self-regulation isn't just about classroom order, but a foundational skill tied to long-term learning outcomes.

Source: https://nautil.us/bad-third-grade-behavior-could-be-a-pre...

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